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German Stein Ornament
Old World ChristmasProst! Stein is an English neologism for stoneware mugs. These popular collectibles are often accumulated as souvenirs and tell adventure stories. ...
View full detailsPickleball Pickle Ornament
Old World ChristmasWhat do pickles, pickleball and Christmas have to with each other? Yes, it makes sense! Pickleball gets its name from the creator’s family dog, Pic...
View full detailsSanta's Hot Tub Ornament
Old World ChristmasSanta and his elves work tirelessly to create the latest and greatest toys. All those long hours are tough on his old bones. But Santa has some mag...
View full detailsDancing Penguin Ornament
Old World ChristmasWith their distinctive black and white coloring and awkward waddle, penguins look like little comedians wearing tuxedos. Although they live in the...
View full detailsBaked Potato Ornament
Old World ChristmasThe baked potato is also known as a jacket potato. No matter the name, it is delicious! Baking a potato creates a scrumptious crispy skin and delig...
View full detailsRoadrunner Ornament
Old World ChristmasThe Roadrunner is a long–legged ground bird that lives in the deserts of the Southwest United States. Able to fly, but preferring to run, its name ...
View full detailsCurrituck Lighthouse
Old World ChristmasOn December 1, 1875, the beacon of the Currituck Beach Lighthouse filled in a previously dark mile gap along the North Carolina coast. To distingui...
View full detailsReindeer Games Ornament
Old World ChristmasReindeer Games has a small hole on its underside designed to borrow a standard bulb from your tree to light up the cottage. Upon lighting your cott...
View full detailsHummingbird Feeder
Old World ChristmasFilled with sugar water, feeders provide supplemental energy to the tiny birds, so that they can hunt for insects and spiders (their main protein s...
View full detailsChampagne Toast Ornament
Old World ChristmasChampagne emits 30 bubbles a second! The tall glass flutes evolved to help minimize overflow. This beautiful glass ornament makes a great gift or k...
View full detailsJar Of Pickles Ornament
Old World ChristmasPickled cucumbers are a staple in kitchens across North America. One of the most popular is the dill pickle. Eaten whole, sliced, diced, or speared...
View full detailsLighthouse Ornament
Old World ChristmasLighthouses are sources of inspiration and comfort. Sturdy structures with an ever-beaming light, lighthouses guide sailors to safety during dark s...
View full detailsMini Woodland Animal Set
Old World ChristmasMoving Truck Ornament
Old World ChristmasMoving into your first or a dream home is a huge achievement. Box moving trucks are a symbol of beginning a new chapter of your life and making a n...
View full detailsFancy Champagne Bottle Ornament
Old World ChristmasChampagne is considered a lucky wine. The bottle, the cork, and the wine itself all have connotations of good fortune, so this beautiful glass Cham...
View full detailsMarine's Cap Ornament
Old World ChristmasThe United States Marine Corps proudly conducts amphibious operations around the globe. Although many uniformed professions include a peaked cap, t...
View full detailsVintage Ponderosa Pine Cone
Old World ChristmasInspired by our favorite forest friends, the Vintage Woodland Collection is made from blown glass and decorated to replicate the mercury finish of ...
View full detailsGlass Of Blue Moon Beer Ornament
Old World ChristmasMorton Salt Canister Ornament
Old World ChristmasFor decades, Morton salt has been a staple in pantries around the world. The iconic image of the Umbrella Girl and slogan, "When it rains, it pours...
View full detailsLa Quinceanera Ornament
Old World ChristmasA Quinceañera is a traditional Latin American celebration that marks a girl’s transition from childhood to womanhood on her 15th birthday. This cel...
View full detailsPapa Noel Sugar Cookie Ornament
Old World ChristmasBaking cookies during Christmastime is a treasured memory for families around the world. To pass the long cold winter days, baking warms the house ...
View full detailsNew Orleans Ornament
Old World ChristmasNew Orleans, referred to as the "most unique" city in the U.S., was named for the Duke of Orleans. The city was established by French colonists and...
View full detailsBasset Hound Ornament
Old World ChristmasThe Basset Hound was bred for English hunting. These scent hounds are known to be very friendly, sweet, gentle, and well-behaved, although they can...
View full detailsTwister Ornament
Old World ChristmasTwister, the game that ties you up in knots has entertained generations of people since the 1960s. Players twist, turn and stretch to match the dir...
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